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Articles from July 19, 2020

• San Ramon Family Desperately Awaiting News Of Father Lost In Sierra
• Petition Urges Trader Joe's To Change 'Trader Ming's,' 'Trader José' Ethnic Food Labels
• 'We've Been Essential For 2,000 Years': Pasadena Church Holds Indoor Services Despite Coronavirus Warnings
• Mom Of Special-Needs Students Pleads In State Capitol Protest For Schools To Reopen
• Protesters Spend Weeks Outside Colorado ICE Facility Demanding Change
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Larimer County At Risk Of Losing Variance Approval
• Family Shares Story Of Coronavirus Recovery, Aiming To Spread Education About COVID-19 Impact On Pacific Islanders
• Dueling Police Rallies Gather In Denver's Civic Center Park
• 'Always A Need, Especially Now': Volunteers Help To Replenish Blood Donation Shortage
• Man Caught On Camera Spitting At 2 People During Verbal Confrontation, Sparking Fears Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Healthy Black Kids Die More Often After Surgery Than White Kids, Study Finds
• Redwood City Scrubs Black Lives Matter Mural After Trump Supporter Asks to Paint 'MAGA 2020' on Same Street
• Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Reacts To Fiddler's Green Petition, Calls It 'Outstanding'
• Chicago Weather: Less Steamy For Sunday Night
• Multiple Agencies Respond To Grass Fire In Weld County
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Setting Blaze Near Santa Rosa's Fountaingrove Neighborhood
• Living Room Sports: 'Entertainment Tonight' Host Kevin Frazier
• Living Room Sports: Texas Rangers Radio Announcer Eric Nadel
• DJs Hold Outdoor Event In Lawndale To Urge People To Fight Against Gun Violence
• Face Covering Enforcement Starts Monday At Walmart, CVS, Caribou Coffee, Kowalski's
• 'Treemations' Now Offered At Roseville Public Cemetery
• Unconfirmed Tornado Destroys Barns, Sheds, Greenhouses In Western Wisconsin
• Los Angeles County Reports Highest Daily Coronavirus Hospitalizations, Surge In Cases Among Younger People
• Man Killed, Woman Shot At Wabash Avenue And Wacker Drive Downtown
• Injured Hiker Flown From Rollins Pass After 300-Foot Fall
• Carjackers Make Off With 2 Cars From Same Location In Chatham
• Former Cal Poly Pomona Student Body President Uriah Sanders Found Safe
• Colorado Lawmakers Propose Designating July 20th 'National Heroes Day'
• 2 Teens Dead In Dorchester Shooting, Third Critically Wounded In Roxbury
• Philadelphia Gyms, Fitness Centers Reopen Monday With Tight Safety Guidelines
• Michigan Lottery Results For Sunday, July 19, 2020
• Road To Reopening: New York City Set To Enter Phase 4 Monday
• NYPD: Women Accused Of Vandalizing Midtown Black Lives Matter Mural Suspected Of 2 Similar Crimes Just Hours Later
• White Sox Top Cubs In Sunday Night Exhibition Game At Wrigley
• Young Bear Tranquilized & Relocated From Littleton Neighborhood
• Minneapolis Teachers, Parents Demand Input In The Replacement Of School Resource Officers
• Protesters Gather At Silver Lake Trader Joe's To Demand Justice For Mely Corado
• Northern California Churches Defy Governor's Order To Close Indoor Operations
• NYPD Officers Thankful For Show Of Support During Sunday Pro-Police Parade In Forest Hills
• 2 Boys, Man Shot In Auburn Gresham
• Son Of US District Judge Esther Salas Killed, Husband Shot At New Jersey Home, Officials Say
• CBS2 Reporter Nina Kapur Dies Following Moped Accident
• Missing 2-Year-Old King Hill Killed, Family Confirms
• Philadelphia Taking Steps To Keep Most Vulnerable Residents Safe During Heat Health Emergency
• Talking Points: Gov. Walz Discusses Where Negotiations Stand During Minnesota's Second Special Session
• 'Here, It's More Of A Discovery': Franconia Sculpture Park In Chisago County Approaches 25th Anniversary
• Colorado Entrepreneurs Meet Mask Challenges With Inventions
• LIST: Baltimore-Area Bars, Restaurants That Closed Due To COVID-19 Cases Among Employees
• Pilot Program Offers Free Saliva COVID-19 Testing For Tarrant County Residents
• Niles Police Department Mourns 2 Officers Killed In Crash During Motorcycle Club Ride In Texas
• For First Time In 294 Days, Phillies Baseball Was Played At Citizens Bank Park
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Whose Husband Survived COVID-19, Highlights Need For Blood Plasma Donations
• Princess Parade, Party Thrown For 2-Year-Old Girl Battling Cancer In Northeast Philadelphia
• Petition Calls For Trader Joe's To Change 'Racist' Packaging
• Man Killed, 8 Others Wounded In DC Shooting
• 'This Isn't Just About Pocket Change': Minnesota Lawmakers Urged To Give Unemployment Benefits To High School Students
• Stockton Man Accused Of Stabbing Victim During Fight After Being Confronted About Theft
• Baltimore OEM Providing Resources On Flash Flooding In Parts Of West Baltimore
• One Lucky Family Got Bde Maka Ska To Itself For Milk Carton Boat Race
• Sacramento Woman Asleep In Car In Front Of Galt Laundromat Found With 34 Grams Of Meth
• Officials Say Texas Man Accused Of Murdering Grandmother Tried To Stage Her Death As Drive-By Shooting
• Report: Toronto Blue Jays Considering Using PNC Park For Home Games
• Highly Anticipated Beer Garden, Beer 40, Opens In Vacaville
• Woman's Vallejo Stabbing Attack Leaves Mother Dead, Brother Critically Injured
• Woodland Hills Catholic Church Holding Outdoor Mass Because Of The Pandemic
• Minnesota Zoo Reopens To Members With COVID-19 Plan In Place
• Placer County Workers Returning From COVID-19 Don't Need Negative Tests
• Sheriff's Department Searching For Missing Pico Rivera Woman Carolina Martinez
• 'Roseville Rejects Racism' Rally Held After A String Of Bias-Related Crimes
• Demonstrators Gather At State Capitol To Protest Coronavirus Closures
• Amtrak Offering More Trips Between Maine And Boston
• One Person Flown To The Hospital Following Accident On Turnpike
• Funeral Arrangements For Chief Robert Full Announced
• Amesbury High School Seniors Get Their Graduation Ceremony In July Heat Wave
• 76-Year-Old Woman Killed In Crash Near Midway International Airport
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Says 'Status Quo' Giving Challenger Antone Melton-Meaux Fundraising Dominance
• 11-Year-Old Boy Hit By Car While Riding Bike In Amesbury
• Austin Dillon Gets Win At Texas Motor Speedway In Front Of Thousands Of Fans
• Monessen City Council Adopts New Firework And Parking Ordinances
• Galt Man Became Hostile During Traffic Stop That Uncovered Illegal Gun, Police Say
• Walls For Justice Mural Going Up In West Philadelphia To Promote Solidarity
• Conshohocken Bike Club Hosts Solidarity Ride Against Racial Injustice
• Study: Cleveland Ranked As Most Stressed Out City In US, Pittsburgh 97th
• State Police Probe Shooting On Ontario Street Feeder Ramp To Kennedy Expressway
• COPA Says It Has Received More Than 20 Police Misconduct Reports From Friday Unrest At Grant Park
• Man Charged In Crash That Killed 3 Members Of Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club On Texas Highway
• Plantation Man Battling COVID-19 Now Awake After Almost 20 Days On Ventilator
• Colorado Coffee Shop Hosts 'Support Law Enforcement' Gathering
• Drivers From MBTA's The Ride End 8-Day Strike, Approve New Contract
• The Wrights: A family of saddle bronc riders
• Hungary paying citizens to have babies
• Nadia Murad's mission to hold ISIS accountable
• When 60 Minutes met the Nobel Peace Prize winners
• Rodeo lessons: The cowboys of saddle bronc
• UAE launches ambitious Mars mission
• Delaware Police Arrest 12-Year-Old Who Allegedly Stole Pickup Truck From Gas Station, Led Officers On High-Speed Chase
• 7 Elected Bay Area Officials Call for Voters to Decide Future of Caltrain Funding
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Health Officials Confirm 830 More COVID-19 Cases
• LAPD Body Cam Video Shows Man In Wheelchair Assaulting Police Officer
• This Is The Last Week Of $600 Unemployment Benefits
• Kobe Bryant Posthumously Receives Local Emmys Governors Award
• Regulators To Consider Suspending Los Alamitos Race Course License
• Elected Officials Condemn Chicago FOP President's Letter To President Trump Calling For Federal Help To Fight 'Chaos' In Chicago
• New Hampshire Announces 18 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 More Deaths
• Pirates Third Baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Aurora Theater Shooting Survivor Gives Back To Community Through Foundation
• Petition Urges Trader Joe's To Change Ethnic Food Labels
• Steelers, Other NFL Players Plead With League To Address Health And Safety Concerns
• Mask-Wearing Debate Rages On: Atlanta Mayor Calls Georgia Governor's Actions 'Simply Bizarre'
• 2-Alarm Fire Contained Near Discovery Park In Sacramento
• Man Found Shot Dead In Gary
• Report: Angels Pitcher Julio Teheran Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Report: Disney Company Slashes Advertising on Facebook, Instagram
• Robocalls Have Dropped During Coronavirus Pandemic, But That Could Be Short Lived
• Furry Tails: MacGyver, Emmett & Chief Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• #WeWantToPlay: Broncos Players Push For Increased Safety Ahead Of Training Camps
• New York City Agencies, Residents Faced With Sweltering Sunday, First Heat Wave Of The Year
• Man Accused Of Crashing Into Thornton Pet Store & Stealing 6 Puppies
• Illinois State Police Probe 2 Shootings That Wounded Total Of 3 People On I-57 Saturday
• 'It Was A Panic:' Man Rushed To Hospital After Medical Emergency At Sandcastle
• Illinois Reports 965 New COVID-19 Cases, 6 New Deaths
• 2 Dead In Wrong-Way Crash On Dallas North Tollway In Frisco
• Sheriff: None Hurt After Boat Capsizes On White Iron Lake
• Eagles' Carson Wentz, NFL Stars Demand League Address Coronavirus Concerns As Training Camp Nears
• Man Shot During Robbery In North Baltimore, Police Say
• Dodgers Return To Action With Trio Of Exhibition Games
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Expect An Uncomfortable Sunday Night, Blazing Monday
• Police Release New Video Of Suspect, Identify 23-Year-Old Victim In Deadly Brooklyn Shooting
• NBA Going With Shorter Games For Disney Exhibition Openers
• Police Asking Public To Keep Eye Out For Propeller After Plane Forced To Make Emergency Landing In Chester County
• Garcetti: LA 'On The Brink' Of Another Stay-At-Home Order
• Unclaimed Lottery Ticket Worth Nearly $100K Set To Expire In Delaware
• US Navy Teams Sent To Texas To Help During Surge Of Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 218 New Cases, 12 More Deaths
• Some Latinos in ICE custody feel particularly vulnerable to COVID
• Man Arrested After Stabbing Acquaintance in Santa Rosa Motel Room
• Multiple Coronavirus Testing Sites To Be Offered In Denver
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Opening In Dallas Monday, 'Open To All'
• Long Island Police Investigating Series Of Cars Stolen From Food Delivery Drivers
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine: Mask Order May Cover 'A Lot More Counties' This Week
• Suburban Police Warn Against Unemployment Benefits Scam
• 67-Year-Old Woman Killed In Ogontz Apartment Fire, Philadelphia Police Say
• Linkin Park Sends Trump Campaign Cease And Desist Letter For Using Their Music
• Dallas County Reports 1,044 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 More Deaths Sunday
• NFL Players' Coordinated Social Media Blitz Demands Clear Reopening Safety Plan
• 'Natural Giver': Family Remembers Andrew Todis, Security Guard Killed In Shotgun Willie's Stabbings
• Big Burrito Restaurant Group Temporarily Closes All Specialty Restaurants Due To Coronavirus Restrictions In Allegheny County
• 18 Year-Old Charged With Murder In February Baltimore Shooting
• Driver In Custody After Fleeing Police, Crashing Car Into Apple Valley Townhouse
• Nacho Mama's In Towson Closes For Second Time Due To COVID
• Indiana State Police Investigating I-65 Shooting Involving Off-Duty Thorntown Deputy Town Marshall
• Woman Killed, 4 Hurt As Crash Shuts Down Part Of Route 3 In Pembroke
• Philadelphia Weather: Dangerous Heat On Tap To Start Week; Heat Health Emergency Declared For Monday
• Giant Eagle Recalls Dried Island Fruit Mix Due To Undisclosed Allergens
• Semi Fire Causes 'Extensive' Delays On Interstate 70
• Syosset Group Facility Worker Arrested, Accused Of Feeding Woman 'Befouled' Food
• Manco & Manco Pizza In Ocean City Announces Phased Reopening After Closing Due To Employees Testing Positive For COVID-19
• 49ers Star Richard Sherman, NFL Players Lash Out Over League's COVID-19 Reopening Plans
• Students, Musicians Launch Separate Petitions Against Greenwood Village Decision
• 2 Teens Injured In Mantua Double Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Two Injured In Early Morning Shooting In Rosedale
• Maryland Weather: Code Red Extreme Heat Alert In Effect Sunday As Temps Expected To Reach 100 Degrees Monday
• Indiana Reports 927 New COVID-19 Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Coronavirus In Maryland: More Than 900 Cases Reported In 24 Hours, Hospitalizations Flat
• Police: Ocean County Mall Employee Spat At, Struck With Belt After Mask Request
• Artist Donates 1,800 Paintings To Brooklyn Hospital, One For Every Employee
• Atlanta mayor says Georgia governor's actions are "simply bizarre"
• Chicago Weather: Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Much Of Chicago Area
• NYPD: Suspect Stole Tools, Furniture Worth $20,000 From Queens Construction Site
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on July 19, 2020
• 48-Year-Old Man Dies, Another Person Injured After Car Crashes Into Tree In Oxford Circle, Police Say
• FCC Votes To Make National Suicide Prevention Lifeline As Simple As Calling 911
• The lessons Lewis taught us
• State Patrol: 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Stevens Co. Crash
• Honoring the life of John Lewis
• One Dead In Fatal Dirt Bike Collision In Dayton
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports 737 More COVID-19 Cases And 3 Deaths
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Roger Stone
• Facing South Florida: 1-On-1 With Sen. Marco Rubio
• Gertrude's Restaurant In Baltimore Museum Of Art Closes For COVID-19 Case
• Michigan Matters: Detroit's Cultural Institutions Roll Out The Welcome Mat
• Colin Powell remembers John Lewis as both "tough as nails" and "gentle"
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 786 New Coronavirus Cases, Increasing Statewide Total To 101,027
• Young Boy Suffers Gruesome Injury While Sneaking Into Antioch Deer Valley High Pool
• Reopening: New COVID-19 Testing Sites Opening In Alameda, Santa Clara County
• Democrats Try To Rally Support In Virtual Convention
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Dr. Michael Drake on "Face the Nation"
• Virtual Donor Dash Honors Coloradans Touched By Organ Donation
• Pittsburgh Penguins Confirm Sidney Crosby Will Not Play At Today's Skate After Leaving Scrimmage Saturday
• 100-Year-Old Church Collapses In Hammond, Indiana
• Transcript: Dr. Richard Besser on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on "Face the Nation"
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 7-19-20
• Transcript: Colin Powell on "Face the Nation"
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 138 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 6,263
• 13 People Shot At Peoria Riverfront
• PETA Members Dress Up At Gary, Indiana, Beach To Hand Out Vegan Ice Cream
• 'Rape, Torture, Kill' Sex Offender Now In Lake Elsinore
• State Says COVID-19 Tests Are For Long-Term Care Workers
• Mars Area School District Cancels Senior Prom Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• National Ice Cream Day: All You Need To Know
• Bumper Crop Of Chipmunks Driving Some People Nuts This Summer
• Denver Weather: Cooler Today With Widespread Storms, Some Could Be Severe
• Kennywood, Hersheypark, Cedar Point Nominated For USA Today's 10 Best Amusement Parks In North America
• Sheriff: 70-Year-Old Woman Killed After Being Struck By Train In Alma, Wisconsin
• Keller @ Large: Discrimination In Renting Apartments In Greater Boston
• Jim Gaffigan on his first drive-in standup show
• 2 Victims Hurt In Shooting Near Barclays Center Saturday
• The art of Kim Novak
• Driver Injured In Frightening Contra Costa County Cement Truck Crash
• Creating a virtual choir with 17,572 singers
• A taste of India at a Wyoming truck stop
• Brooklyn Man Accused Of Tampering With NYPD Van Brakes
• Louis Gossett Jr.: "We need each other quite desperately for our mutual salvation"
• NAACP Pennsylvania State Conference Pays Tribute To John Lewis
• Hard currency: One Washington city prints its own money on wood
• None Hurt In Minnetonka Duplex Fire
• Rethinking the post-pandemic workplace
• Authorities Investigating After Pickup Truck Collides With Motorcycle In Upper Darby
• Coronavirus: Health Officials Say California Needs To Triple COVID-19 Testing
• Minnesota Weather: Another Night Of Severe Weather For Minn., Western Wis.
• Reopening: South Bay Mosques Move Religious Services To Parking Lots
• From the archive: John Lewis and the bridge
• Remembering John Lewis, a tenacious fighter who got into "good trouble"
• CBS3 Pet Project: Tips On How To Help Your Pet Feel Secure
• Black Lives Matter: Sen. Kamala Harris' Childhood Experiences Subject Of Popular New Children's Book
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/19 Sunday Afternoon Forecast
• Younger Poll Workers Wanted For Fall Elections
• Police: Man Killed, Woman Critically Wounded In Strawberry Mansion Double Shooting
• Pittsburgh Weather: Heat Advisory In Place For Multiple Western Pa. Counties As Temperatures Soar
• Four Teens Create Coronavirus Coloring Book For Children And Raise Money For Charity
• Sunday's Show Info (7/19/20)
• New York Weather: CBS2's 7/19 Sunday Morning Forecast
• Quincy Man Rescued In White Mountains After Snow Arch Collapses

Videos from July 19, 2020

• Young adults take to the streets of New York City to fight for Black Lives Matter
• The family that dominates saddle bronc riding
• "We do not want to be diverse": Why Hungary is paying its citizens to start families
• Consumer spending shifts during pandemic
• Nobel laureate Nadia Murad's fight to bring ISIS to court
• Nadia, A Populist Movement, The Wright Way
• "Pandemia: Latinos in Crisis" explores why the coronavirus has been so hard on the Latino community
• "Critical shortage" of glass vials could be disastrous for pandemic response
• Tensions rise as more than 140 Marines test positive for coronavirus at Okinawa base
• Portland mayor says he wants federal agents out of the city
• Nation remembers civil rights activist John Lewis
• Trump incorrectly claims U.S. has "one of the lowest mortality rates" for coronavirus
• CBS Weekend News, July 19, 2020
• Coronavirus test result delays hobble pandemic response nationwide
• Inside the fight against pancreatic cancer
• Holding on to hope in the face of cynicism: The lessons Lewis taught us
• Incoming University of California president says standardized tests "don't tell the whole picture"
• Gottlieb warns kids could come down with COVID-linked illnesses just as schools reopen
• Former acting CDC chief says schools in low-income communities need more help to reopen safely
• Face The Nation: Richard Besser, Scott Gottlieb, Michael Drake
• "He was a lover of life": Michelle Miller on John Lewis' lasting impact
• Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms says Georgia governor's actions are "simply bizarre"
• Colin Powell remembers John Lewis as both "tough as nails" and "gentle"
• From sharecropper's son to civil rights icon: Honoring the life of John Lewis
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," July 19
• 7/19: Powell, Bottoms, Miller
• Nature: Golden Gate National Recreation Area
• Jim Gaffigan on his first drive-in standup show
• The art of Kim Novak
• The largest virtual choir ever assembled
• A taste of India on the interstate
• In conversation with Louis Gossett Jr.
• Portraits of medical heroes
• Wooden money
• A day at the office in a COVID world
• From 1998: John Lewis’ long march
• Remembering the tenacious John Lewis